Closing since the submitter said it has been fixed and the comments seem
a collection of plymouth and intel driver issues, if you still have an
issue on current lucid open a new bug
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Low
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed =
@Alberto,
Thanks - that also worked for me.
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After updating to 2.6.32-19-generic I can login without the black
screen even with kms.
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2.6.32-19-generic is working for me as well.
I noticed that during my last upgrade that
/etc/modprobe.d/i915-kms.conf was updated to the following content:
options i915 modeset=1
So maybe that's what fixed it...
2010/4/2 Alberto Fernández uni...@gmail.com:
After updating to 2.6.32-19-generic
I have the same problem with a macbook 2,1. I can login into the desktop if I
disable KMS with:
echo options i915 modeset=0 /etc/modprobe.d/i915-kms.conf
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whwi: that text says that the screen goes black before gdm shows up. I'm
seeing this after login through gdm. Also, the backlighting is on.
Therefor, I suspect this has nothing to do with a bad lid status. What
do you think?
Anyway, bad_lid_status[] seems to have been removed a few days ago from
Yes, deleting intel_drv.so seems to work. Will do until bug is fixed.
Thanks Wayne.
I should probably add that, as for Wayne Crannell, the desktop showed
for a few seconds the first time i logged in. But as soon as it went
black, it stayed black.
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If this bug is in the intel driver, does the bug need to be assigned to
one of the xserver-xorg packages (presumably xserver-xorg-video-intel)
rather than GDM ?
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=== Intel No Display After Lid Close Quirks: i915/intel_lvds.c ===
A common problem on Intel is laptop lids that incorrectly report their
status. This can result in the display turning black after the splash
screen but before
This bug affects my Macbook2,1 in the same way. Tried both upgrading
from karmic and clean installation with the same result. The system is
not frozen; I can for example change screen brightness and see the
backlight change.
I noticed that if I plugin an external monitor and then press the
I can also confirm this with a MacBook 2,1. The difference is that when
I boot the Live CD, I can actually get to the desktop. I've tried both
an update from Karmic and a full install from the CD (without booting to
the live CD). I'm now trying a full wipe and install from the liveCD.
Interesting
OKvery interesting
After two installs (one update from Karmic and then one format and
install straight off the CD), I tried booting into the LiveCD which
worked. From there, I formatted my Linux partition in gparted and then
installed from the CD desktop. Voila. Full boot into Lucid
UPDATE:
During a reboot, I dropped into the terminal from GRUB and did an
update/upgrade. The result was a load of changes (300+). On the reboot,
I got the following warning after about 30 seconds on the desktop:
Sorry, the program apport-gpu-error-intel.py closed unexpectedly.
An attempt to
UPDATE
SInce it appears, from other posts, to be an Intel driver issue, I
booted into recovery mode and deleted:
/usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/intel_drv.so
Booted right up (very fast) and has been running for about 10 minutes.
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I can confirm that when booting the my 9.10 kernel (2.6.31-20-generic)
the problem does not occur. Yet when booting the current Lucid kernel
the black screen occurs.
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This also effects me, same symptoms described above.
GDM loads, sound plays. As soon as I login systems locks up, CTRL-ALT-F1
etc don't work, caps lock light doesn't come on etc.
I've tried removing compiz-gnome and restarting GDM (suggested on the
forums) by switching using CTRL-ALT-F1 prior to
when i boot with the old stable kernel
2.6.31-20-generic #57-Ubuntu SMP
all works fine
with the lucid kernel after gdm login i get a white screen
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I've done a clean install beta 1 amd 64 lucid on the second notebook and
I can not see that bug again.
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I'm not seeing this after the recent set of updates.
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Same behavior here as #8 on an nVidia 6200 card (with proprietary
drivers). Pressing Return will redisplay the greeter, this time visible
(I know it is a redisplay, because I can hear the sound). Ubuntu Lucid
up-to-date, upgraded from Karmic where I didn't experience this problem.
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Attached is a very interesting greeter.log (/var/log/:0.greeter.log.1)
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In my case details are slightly different:
the screen is blank with a white mouse cursor and a text cursor in the
upper-left corner, pressing any button causes some text to be written on the
screen (but also buttons such as Alt produce some output)
Pressing Ctrl-Alt-7 opens the login console.
I reinstalled from Lucid A3 and still got the error. I've also
occasionally be able to get directly to the desktop. I'm wondering if
this is race condition?
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I have the same behavior on my asus eeepc 4G on a clean netbook remix
install of Alpha 5.
I believe it is a race condition, as once it has not happened, maybe the
speed of the SSD disk is highlighting this bug.
When I have the blank screen (with just a promt in the top corner) I
hit the RETURN
I can confirm on both netbooks that the bug is not presented in Karmic
Koala and this is something, where fix should definitely be released
before beta of LTS.
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Well, it's definitely not the arrandale processor in my machine. You
guys are running all different stuff.
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I've done a clean install today from http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-
live/20100306/lucid-desktop-amd64.iso and I can not see that bug again.
I don't know what happened.
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I can confirm this bug both on Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo Pro V3505 and on a
msi notebook.
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Status: New = Confirmed
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@Petr
Do you have an Arrandale CPU with the on chip GPU? I5 or perhaps an I3?
I'm wondering if this part of the cause?
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@Jim
How I can find it? What file could I attach to this bug to you be able
to see? Sorry, I am not much experienced in these sort of things.
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open a terminal and type
cat /proc/cpuinfo info.txt
and attach info.txt
Thanks
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This is from second notebook. It happens to me on both notebooks every
time from alpha 2 at least. The Ctrl+Alt+Prt Scr+K helps to bring up the
gdm correctly.
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